#627 — December 4, 2025 |
🗓️ Every now and then we do a roundup of upcoming Postgres events and 2026 is already shaping up to be a busy year – check it out at the end of the issue. |
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Postgres Weekly |
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On the Efficient Storage of JSON Data in Postgres — JSON vs JSONB for a data type, Hubert depesz Lubaczewski |
POSETTE 2026: Call for Proposals (CFP) is Open! — POSETTE: An Event for Postgres, a free & virtual developer event organized by the Postgres team at Microsoft, is happening June 16-18. The CFP is open until February 1. New and experienced speakers are encouraged to submit! Get the details. Microsoft sponsor |
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IN BRIEF:
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Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) Now Available for Postgres 18 — Percona now ships a build of Postgres 18.1 with fully supported native TDE and asynchronous I/O. TDE offers encryption at the file level and solves the problem of protecting data ‘at rest.’ Percona |
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What is Better: A Lookup Table or an Enum Type? — There are pros and cons both ways and it all depends on your constraints. Laurenz Albe |
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📄 Configuring Postgres Logs: A Practical Guide – Goes into more depth than you might expect. Dash0 📄 Unraveling a Postgres Segfault That Uncovered an Arm64 JIT Compiler Bug Bonnefoy, McGarvey and Ward (Datadog) |
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RELEASES AND CODE: |
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ParadeDB 0.20.0: Simpler and Faster Elasticsearch-Quality Full-Text Search — ParadeDB brings Elastic-quality, ACID guaranteed search capabilities and analytical performance to Postgres. v0.20.0 introduces new conjunction and disjunction operators and a simpler approach to creating indexes, plus more performance all round. Philippe Noël |
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Psycopg 3.3: The Modern PostgreSQL Adapter for Python — Gains support for Python 3.14’s template strings, opening up a new way to cleanly write dynamic queries that are still bound safely. Official homepage. Psycopg Development Team |
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